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"I was at a function, and a bunch of political types were there. And John McCain was there. He came up to say hello, I said, 'Look, don't even ask it. I will not be your vice president. I have to be on the top of the ticket.'"
—Clint Eastwood, interviewed in People

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Christina Aguilera, Lady Gaga and Gwen Stefani have taken to recycling hairstyles.

And what are you doing to fight global warming?

Obviously, several talented singers just happen to love this classic look, even if some have been totally suggesting (and others totally refuting) that Christina's the one who's been totally copycatting.

Enough, people. Who's going to be accused next—Anna Faris?

Let's stop the craziness and get to the important point: Do you love it? Hate it? Want to see it reproduced on every popular singer of our time? Sound off!

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"In French, LaBeouf means 'beef,' but mine is spelled wrong. It should be LaBoeuf. My grandmother was a beatnik lesbian in the '50s who hated her family and decided to change the spelling, and it's been that way ever since. So you go to France and people are like, 'LaBeouf? You have an illiterate last name.' By the way, Shia is a bad four-letter word in French. So the literal translation of my name is 'S*** the Beef.' Kind of rock-starry, isn't it?"

—Shia LaBeouf in a parade.com interview with Jeanne Wolf

Sony Pictures

The James Bond brain trust has given itself a license to kill 007 catchphrases.

After dispatching gadgetmeister Q and flirtatious secretary Moneypenny from Casino Royale, the filmmakers behind the revamped franchise have decided to eliminate two of the spy's most famous lines— Daniel Craig won't proclaim himself "Bond, James Bond" or order his preferred vodka martini "shaken, not stirred"—for the upcoming Quantum of Solace.

Say it ain't so.

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Good news everyone, Gwyneth Paltrow is launching a lifestyle website—because when life is as amazing as hers obviously is, it’s selfish to keep all those fabulous secrets to yourself.

The name of this potentially life-altering site is GOOP. Go ahead, say it out loud a few times—it’s infinitely worse sounding than the word blog. She could have gone with Gwyneth Paltrow's Blog. Or Gwyneth Blogrow. Or Gwyneth's Blog of Lovely Things I Get to Do and You Probably Won't Get to Do but Should Consider Doing. But GOOP?

While the site is still in it’s beginning stages, it promises to offer tips on how to Make, Go, Get, Do, Be, and See like Gwyneth so that we may become as awesome as Gwyneth and eventually get to hang out with Madonna.

In the place of said tips for now, Gwyneth offers up a short essay explaining how she has achieved such an enviable life:

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When Lindsay Lohan blogs, we can't help but pay attention, which feeds her need for attention (just like when she wears that band on her ring finger? we know!). But we're just so addicted to each other we can't stop. 

In a recent MySpace entry, she disses Joe Francis for an interview our own Hollywood Party Girl did last week. The leggings designer defends her lady friend, writing that "samantha (sic) doesn't like joe francis because she feels he's an a--hole, not because she's jealous. Would you be jealous of joe francis????? yuck!"

Serious burn!

She also gives us an extra-special reason to peruse this week's Star in the supermarket line, teasing that it features an untrue (but probably tons o' fun) story about our blogging starlet.

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"He must have run out of material for a little while if that's what he had to resort to."

—Nick Jonas on Russell Brand's dissing the boys (non)sex life at the Video Music Awards, while promoting Camp Rock in the U.K. Mirror. We were hoping this would ignite into a huge, flaming feud, but those Jonas boys are just too dang polite.

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Any hopes we had that Leighton Meester would be as awesomely bitchy as her Gossip Girl alter ego have been dashed by a recent OK! interview, in which she was supernice.

Of her newfound fame. Leighton says: “It’s changed everything for the better. It's different, but I'm happy. This is the best life that I could ask for, and it's more than I thought it could be. I remember looking through magazines or watching movies even just a couple of years ago and being like, 'I really want to be part of that,' but not realizing what that was. I didn't understand it and now this is my life and it's so funny! I couldn't be happier.”

There were no complaints about the media being annoying and all up in her bidness or missing her privacy or even hating on Blake Lively. Rats! While it's refreshing to hear a celeb be so humble, we live for the juice. Let's go find America Ferrera and talk some crap!